Fall 2016 Newsletter

Inexpensive Art Projects

We've collected a number of all-but-free art projects, with everything from DIY Halloween decorations to making a paper wallet from copy paper and creating an Anime version of yourself.  learn more...

Election Math

The current U.S. election provides us with with real-world examples of math and statistics, among other things. See how a single observation (or poll) may be inaccurate, but a large set of observations will average out close to the final result.  learn more...

Disaster Preparedness

Disasters come in all shapes and sizes, from a small fire in the chem lab to a local school emergency or helping kids cope after a natural disaster. We've assembled resources you can use to prepare now.  learn more...

How Wolves Change Rivers

When wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park, the most remarkable changes occurred. Even the rivers changed.  learn more...

Creating Rubrics

Everything you've ever wanted to know about rubrics. What they are, how to create them and their use in assessment. There's even a rubric to assess rubrics.  learn more...

New Videos

We are always adding new video resources to the site. The latest additions include

• DIY Soft Robotic Tentacles
• How to Read Sheet Music
• How Traffic Jams Happen
• Pan Flute From Drinking Straws
• Smartphone Digital Microscope
• Your Life As A Dog

Have a great school year!

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